Dog Boarding in Asheville

Supervised Play & Cozy Cabins for Your Pup’s Asheville Stay

When you’re away, you want your dog to be happy, safe, and surrounded by people who care. At Camp Bow Wow® South Asheville, we provide dog boarding that feels more like a vacation at Camp than a stay in a traditional kennel. Dogs enjoy all-day play with friends, then rest in cozy cabins at night.

We understand it can be stressful to leave your pup, whether it’s for one night or a longer trip. We support an easier separation with plenty of personal attention, supervised group play, and a clear process that shows you exactly what your dog can experience. From the first Camper Interview through pick-up, we treat every dog like part of our own family.

Our Camp Counselors monitor pups throughout the day, encourage healthy play, and keep a close eye on each dog’s comfort level. With safety-focused procedures, a fun open-play environment, and web cameras that let you peek in during play hours, you can stay connected to your best friend while you’re away.

Call (828) 624-2780 or book online to reserve your pup’s stay today.

Supervised Play, Cozy Cabins & All-Inclusive Care

Many pet parents in Asheville look for more than a basic kennel with short walks and long hours in a crate. Our Camp is designed as a dog hotel with daytime engagement, socialization, and thoughtful care. Dogs spend their days playing in spacious indoor and outdoor play areas rather than watching the hours pass by from a run.

Our all-inclusive pricing keeps things simple for you. Playtime, attention from our Camp Counselors, and time in our cozy cabins are all part of the core boarding experience. Your pup gets an active Camp day followed by a comfortable place to rest, without surprise add-ons for those included services.

Transparency matters too. Our web cameras let you check in during play hours and see the environment your dog is enjoying. You can also contact our team when you have questions about your dog’s stay.

What Overnight Dog Boarding Looks Like

During the day, dogs join suitable play groups, where they can romp, sniff, and socialize under the watchful eyes of our Camp Counselors.

Daytime Play, Meals & Rest

Throughout the day, we rotate play with planned rest times so pups don’t get overtired. Dogs enjoy time in our indoor and outdoor play areas, then take breaks in quiet spaces where they can relax and recharge. We follow your feeding instructions carefully and work to keep mealtimes similar to the schedule your dog follows at home.

In the evening, after a full day of activity, dogs head to their individual cozy cabins. Each cabin offers a private space where your dog can unwind. Evening cabin time gives Campers a dedicated period for rest before the next day’s activities.

For extended stays, we pay close attention to how each dog is adjusting. Some pups settle into Camp life quickly, while others may take a little longer. Our team monitors appetite, energy levels, and behavior so we can adjust rest periods as needed and update you when you check in with us.

Overnight stays at Camp typically include:

  • Access to supervised indoor and outdoor play areas
  • Individual cozy cabins for nighttime rest and downtime breaks
  • Feeding according to your instructions and schedule
  • Attention from our fun-loving Camp Counselors
  • Routine monitoring of behavior and comfort throughout the stay

If your pup has specific feeding or care needs, share the relevant instructions with our team before the stay.

Group-Play Safety at Our Asheville Camp

Safety is central to our overnight dog boarding process, especially when group play is involved. Every new Camper completes a Camper Interview before joining the play yards. During this visit, we learn how your dog interacts with people and other dogs, which helps us understand their temperament, play style, and suitable play-group placement.

Our Camp Counselors remain present in the yards while dogs play together. They guide interactions, monitor body language, and watch for signs that a dog is unsure, tired, or in need of space. When a Camper needs a break, we can provide quiet time before determining whether the dog is ready to return to group play.

We maintain clean, well-kept play areas and use secure fencing and gates throughout the Camp environment. Planned rest breaks are also part of the daily rhythm, giving dogs opportunities to pause between periods of activity.

Web cameras provide another way to stay connected during play hours. You can watch your pup in the play environment, and our team is available to answer questions or provide updates about the stay.

Doggie Boarding for Asheville Trips & Weekends Away

Doggie boarding at Camp Bow Wow South Asheville gives your pup a consistent place to play and rest while you’re away. It’s an overnight care option for one-night plans, longer vacations, and other times when your dog can’t travel with you.

Our setup combines supervised daytime play with the comfort of overnight cabins. That mix can suit active, social dogs whose families are hiking, exploring nearby areas, or taking longer trips out of town. While you follow your travel plans, your dog follows a Camp routine that includes activity, meals, rest breaks, and cabin time.

Related services such as grooming or training sessions may also be available during a boarding visit. Ask our team which services are currently offered and whether they can be scheduled for your dog’s stay.

Getting Your Dog Ready for Camp

We usually start with a Camper Interview, which allows our team to meet your pup, learn about their habits, and see how they do in our environment. This visit supports suitable play-group placement and helps us prepare for the first boarding experience.

When you book, we’ll walk you through our policies, answer your questions, and can help you choose available dates, especially around busy travel seasons. We encourage Asheville pet parents to plan ahead for holidays and popular vacation times. You can also ask about scheduling a tour to see where your dog will play and sleep.

Here’s a simple checklist to help you get ready:

  • Confirm your dog’s Camper Interview and required vaccination documentation
  • Pack your dog’s regular food and written feeding instructions
  • Bring any allowed medications with clear written directions
  • Include a collar with ID tags and any approved comfort items
  • Review drop-off and pick-up times before the reservation

Before arriving, confirm current requirements and ask us about food packaging, medications, comfort items, or anything else your dog may need during the stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Will My Dog’s Day Look Like During Boarding?
Your dog’s day includes group play, scheduled rest breaks, mealtimes that follow your instructions, and overnight rest in cozy cabins.

How Do You Keep My Dog Safe with Other Dogs?
We use a Camper Interview, suitable play groups, Camp Counselor supervision, and quiet breaks when needed.

Can I Check on My Dog While I’m Away?
Yes, you can watch your pup during play hours or contact our team directly for an update.

What Should I Bring for an Overnight Stay?
Bring your dog’s regular food, written feeding instructions, any allowed medications, a collar with ID tags, and approved comfort items.

Is Boarding Suitable for a First-Time or Nervous Dog?
The Camper Interview helps us evaluate your dog’s needs before boarding. Contact us before booking to discuss your dog’s temperament, routine, and care needs.

Reserve Your Dog’s Asheville Boarding Stay

Contact us to discuss boarding, ask questions, schedule a Camper Interview, or arrange a tour before the first stay.

At Camp Bow Wow South Asheville, supervised play, cozy cabins, and attentive Camp Counselors are part of a complete overnight Camp experience. We can explain current requirements and help you prepare for your dog’s reservation.

Contact us at (828) 624-2780 or book online to reserve your pup’s stay.

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Dog Boarding Pricing

  • Overnight Camp Service Price
    Interview Day Required free assessment prior to first day or overnight stay. FREE
    Overnight Camp Day camp included. $62.00
    Overnight Camp: 2 Dogs Day care included in all overnight stays. Family dogs must share Cabin for multi-dog pricing. $114.00
    Overnight Camp: Each Additional Dog Day care included in all overnight stays. Family dogs must share Cabin for multi-dog pricing. $45.00
  • Luxury Suite Price
    Luxury Suite $95.00
    Luxury: 2 Dogs Day care included in all overnight stays. Family dogs must share Suite for multi-dog pricing. $170.00
    Luxury: 3 Dogs Day care included in all overnight stays. Family dogs must share Suite for multi-dog pricing. $228.00
  • Individual Enrichment Price
    Snuggle Time One-on-one time with a camp counselor for extra attention and belly rubs! $15 per 15 minutes
See our Reservation Policies for more information. Note that Holiday & peak times may be subject to seasonal pricing. Contact Camp for details.
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Spacious & Secure Boarding Enclosure For Upgrade
All-Inclusive Pricing
Live Webcams
Free First Day Some Charge
Required Safety & CPR Training
Comprehensive Enrichment Services
Rest Area Separate from Play Area

Dog Boarding FAQs

Have questions? Camp Bow Wow South Asheville is here to help!

  • Overnight dog boarding costs vary by location, the type of accommodations, and what’s included. At Camp Bow Wow, nightly boarding rates include all-day open-play daycare, a comfortable sleeping space, and hands-on care from trained staff, with straightforward, all-inclusive pricing whenever possible. Your local Camp can provide exact overnight rates and help you choose the best boarding options for your pup’s needs.

  • At Camp Bow Wow, boarding includes all-day open-play daycare, a cozy Camp sleeping area, feeding, medications, webcam access, and attentive care from Certified Camp Counselors®. Sf Optional add-ons like enrichment, training, or bath and grooming , may be available at your Camp Bow Wow location.
  • Yes, holiday surcharges are common in dog boarding because these are peak times when space and staff are in higher demand. Many Camp Bow Wow locations may apply a small holiday fee or require minimum-night stays during major holidays to ensure we can provide safe, consistent care for every Camper. Your local Camp will share holiday rates and policies in advance so you can plan your pup’s stay with confidence.

  • Many Camp Bow Wow locations provide daily updates so you know how your pup is doing during dog daycare and boarding. Our Certified Camp Counselors® closely monitor each Camper’s behavior, play style, and overall well-being, and can share how your pup ate, played, rested, and made new friends. Some Camps also offer digital “report cards,” photos, or notes, so you get added peace of mind while your four-legged family member enjoys their stay - check with your local Camp for specific update options.
  • Camp Bow Wow requires all boarding dogs to be up to date on their DHPP vaccine to keep them healthy and able to play safely with other dogs. It’s recommended that the Leptospirosis vaccine also be included annually, as it’s more common, can be deadly to dogs, and can spread to humans.

    The DHPP vaccine protects against four serious and highly contagious diseases: Distemper, Hepatitis (Adenovirus), Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus. These illnesses can affect a dog’s respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems, and can spread quickly between dogs, making vaccination important.

    Puppies start the DHPP series at 6–8 weeks old, with two boosters given at 3-week intervals, followed by a third booster a year later. Adult dogs receive booster shots as recommended by their veterinarian, with the Distemper and Parvovirus portion typically given every 1–3 years.

    In addition to the DHPP vaccine, the Rabies and Bordetella vaccines are also required for all boarding dogs at all our locations. For more information on our vaccine requirements for dog boarding, contact your local Camp Bow Wow.

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